the us geographical— who brought us up-to-date.he us geographical survey reported - who brought us up-to-date. the us geographical survey reported at - who brought us up-to-date. the us geographical survey reported at 653 hmr 4.6 magnitude, so aftershocks are still going and they are continuing. the tremor was felt mainly in the areas, the worst hit areas on friday, in the provinces, and also it has been felt in some areas of marrakesh, and until actually elsewhere. the aftershocks are quite scary for some people, i have been speaking to some locals about their fears and whether they are actually scared of these aftershocks. many of them have told me that every time they feel an aftershock, they feel that there is an other earthquake coming at it reminds them of the main earthquake. the people who are actually affected the most are the people in remote villages, ruraland mountainous villages, rural and mountainous areas, villages, ruraland mountainous areas, because aftershocks actually leave them with quite a few difficult options

other earthquake belts, according to the us geographic survey, include the alpine earthquake belt that the himalayas, the mediterranean, and out into the atlantic. now, according to experts at the uk—based science media centre, morocco lies in the north of the african plate, that's been converging obliquely with a european plate for millions of years. tectonic shifts in the region previously caused a 5.8 magnitude earthquake. this is in agadir, in morocco, back in 1960. it caused an estimated 12,000 to 15,000 deaths. however, according to the us geographic survey, morocco isn't even the place where powerful earthquakes typically occur, especially those of a magnitude 6.8 or higher. in fact, most of the earthquake activity in the region typically happens further east in the mediterranean, around italy, greece and towards turkey. and speaking of turkey, there was a 7.8 magnitude earthquake back in february that happened along or on the border with syria. it killed more than 21,600 people. predicting earthquakes remains a difficult task for scientists, as it would require taking high reso

minsk is a city with almost a thousand years of history, and what history teaches us , geographical maps change, they can pass through our country. a country may go through years of decline and rise, be part of large empires or even fall under the control of the enemy, but as a nation, we survived, despite everything, not all conflicts of resentment of past years were sooner or later overcome by current events. at some point they will also be gone. and then the fun begins, then with what luggage. and maybe losses will come out of this redistribution of the world, if we are technologically behind, it doesn’t matter for a year or two. from the rest of the world, which is what the west is striving for, we will turn out to be a country of the second or third grade without any war, which is why our president pays so much attention to the economy precisely to education from what he teaches and how to educate our children will depend on the future of our country learn to learn and learn again. take care of yourself and become even better. that was alexander lukyanov the police, right? secrets o

creation of digital terrain models , which greatly simplifies the design, and , secondly, the use of geographicormation systems to process this information, that is, we obtain in advance, e, the catchment area streamlines, the possible location of the soaks of overdried parts in the plans for use and outer space, that is, from two squirrels. well, the planned squirrel 3 design of the reclamation system, canals and drainage systems were prompted in the 40-50s. zaros rybatsky update their features from the showman area know. land reclamation covered the entire region, the drained area of ​​their rural masters pleased. the concessionary chord of verasnya on this day you will turn off the major keys near the capital, the central region , more than 5 dunes will be warm and soundless rainfall in ours is up to plus ten in the daytime up to 25 and heat, get hurt for months, weakly, fog. what is the nature of the courtyard, there are warm samples and eight freshness forecast until the weekend. weather conditions in the minsk region will determine the area of ​​high atmospheric pressure, so significant p

we are using a method of, might geographer — the time? are using a method of, might geographer and physicist - might geographer and physicist friend uses a technical luminescence which measures the last time that sand grains have been exposed to sunlight and sounds very, almost magical but the behind it were any kind of radiation stored in the brain, the brain, the natural energy is dissipated for when the grain is prepared by the deposits of the river sand and starts to accumulate background radiation in the physicist has the range of accumulation and comes up with an age and we are using a new technique in a different particular mineral which shows a period of absorbing energy and that is what give us. just want to bring you our panel. let's bring in the panel — tom peck, political columnist at the independent. and rina shah, political strategist and commentator finally get a better ancestors than what they could do and when is so exciting, isn't it? yes what they could do and when is so exciting, isn't it?— exciting, isn't it? yes becau

thanks for speaking to today, brian, but less like for me, us marine on geographical on us. thank you. thank you. well, they see people up interested in on media during the, for the protest. so the countries compet, so people are expressing that outrage with the prime minister who accepted the deal between hours of buying john on the corner on the corner tower back, which case lock to control of the region. tease with long polls. the river poets from the effect of events on the ground, on the 4th day of the process, selling the republic square here and arguing and capital of europe on seems to be coming to an end to just like in the last uh, 3 days it is ending with the sweet leaders coming to the square and the clean up the entire area. and now this was the yet another difficult. they both for the protesters and for the police as well over a 100 people have been i did say that in the various streets here in the art meeting and capital and that included the opposition of figures as well. one of them is the son of the ex president of armenia rober cuz you're on has suffered t

and if it's a non issue for us now, geographically speaking, asia has both the highest and the lowest points on the surface of the earth. it also has the broadest variety of vegetation, any my life and human, a deputation, human culture, which could be a major treasure. but it also could be a major curse because you know, it creates conflict. they've create competition. i wonder what's townsend in the way of the asians using these diversity to the full extent to make sure that they benefit from their centers rather than still being divided by the old historical governments as well. um aisha is part of the international community. so we are trying to be cooperative, for example, in the context of s, c. t's. however, many of us are still developing a least developed countries. so we need, uh, not only technology, but also uh, financial assistance from the national organizations from donor countries, from a f e social as a funds in order to help all of self and to be adaptive, especially in terms of climate change and to comply with the patterns agreement, you mentioned climate change an

by including the united arab emirates in the brix of a small country that very skillfully uses its geographicalcontinents and peoples, having an airline and an airport that connects not only goods routes, but also passengers is also very important factor in other words, every country that joins the brix contributes something more to this one. at five we we are members of economic blocs, the sika and the dominican republic and central america free trade agreements with the united states, and have trade agreements with the european union and the koryak. we are a small island, but we are actively entering into various economic blocs, our presence in russia and the similarity of our situation. in recent years. they brought us closer to the countries that are members of the eurasian union such as belarus uzbekistan kazakhstan kyrgyzstan and armenia we have an office in armenia that helps us to expand trade opportunities with the countries of the caucasus and central asia, small countries should not close their doors to themselves. we need to look outwards, especially as an island nation. we must use

and creating digital terrain models, which greatly simplifies the design, and, secondly, the use of geographic information systems to process this information, that is, we receive it in advance. uh, square line collection is the only possible the location of the soaks of overdried parts in the plans for use and outer space, that is, two shots of protein. well, squirrel, 3 hours of technology, the reconstruction of land reclamation systems is being extended, canals and drainage systems were prompted 40-50 years ago by rybatsky. renovation of these functions from the nobility of the showman region, land reclamation hid areas from the sulfur, the drained area is a third of all the rural rulers pleased. concessional chord spring nah this day you mute in major key near the capital and the central region they have the next five dunes will be warm and without initial fallouts in the younger maximum. yes, plus ten in the afternoon to 25, and the plan for the difference for months is slightly foggy, but it is typical for courtyards with warm prumnia and autumn freshness. until the weekend, the weather

i want to say that the geographical features outside us are playing against us, but if our second brigadeshis direction, then we will also go to the height, so let's say, and it is from horlivka, you understand, that we can see the neighborhoods of horlivka directly from horlivka they of residential buildings can eh insert the ptker tour eh and with good despite the visibility on the motorcycle damage according to our technique which translates it from the soldiers of the offer sion they remembered in new york and so on 7-8 km that is, because we see them if and plus and minus a regarding some elections held there, i will tell you how it is. maybe there will be a super call. we don't talk about what happened there , we know what to do. there is an opponent, this territory will be early or after ours. when we hold elections there, we will talk about it. mr. evgeny, we regularly see information in the e-e, after all, and we ourselves e produce materials about how the white angels in particular save people from new york, how they help the local civilian population , but you are actually there

are they now accusing us of our geographic location on top of everything else? does we tend to accuse a sales of because for a very long time, throughout the centuries, there's a simple answer to it. i don't know if that was your question or not, but i think it's very simple or geography implies both european and asian presidents. it's a good.

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are they now accusing us of our geographic location on top of everything else that's we tend to accuse a sales of because for the very long time, throughout the centuries, there's a simple answer to it. i don't know if that was your question or not, but i think it's very simple or geography implies both european and asian presidents. it's a given, you can argue with geographers, we're both in europe and asia and where the bridge between europe and asia, it's obvious. that's number one, as far as our civilizational foundations are concerned. and thankfully, we finally admitted it to ourselves, which wasn't easy and took awhile that our country is a civilization in its own right. not just some conglomerate, or a community, but a proper civilization, which means unity or synergy which could be a better term of different cultures. people's ethnicities, world views, philosophies, and so on. in this sense, of course, the european civilization in its best manifestations is one of its key components. i'm not talking about the condition of western europe has driven itself into these days. which

are they now accusing us of our geographic location on top of everything else? does we tend to accuse a sales of because for a very long time, throughout the centuries, there's a simple answer to it. i don't know if that was your question or not, but i think it's very simple or geography implies both european and asian presidents. it's a given, you can argue with geographers, we're both in europe and asia, and we're the bridge between europe and asia. it's obvious that's number one, as far as our civilizational foundations are concerned. and thankfully, we finally admitted it to ourselves, which wasn't easy. it took awhile that our country is a civilization in its own right. not just some conglomerate, or a community, but a proper civilization, which means unity or synergy which could be a better term of different cultures. people's ethnicities, world views, philosophies, and so on. in this sense, of course, the european civilization in its best manifestations is one of its key components. i'm not talking about the condition of western europe has driven itself i

geographically advantageous region for transshipment, so that kazakhstan and china, the far east, our cargo went in this we see a great direction of development, plus in agriculture, we found growth points using our weather conditions and geographical conditions. we have uh in terms of sunny days in one of the sunniest regions. we have 300 days of sunny years and decided to develop a greenhouse closed farm closed greenhouse farm, greenhouse vegetables, the largest company in the country. today we have people working with us, so this area is developing very strongly, with large investments in one of these projects. this was from thirty billion rubles, and investments of about 1,000 people will create jobs and these are serious good projects. yeah vital pavlovich you probably have this data, but i’ll allow myself to voice it while we’re talking now : i came to the news agency for the following information that the acting governor of the omsk region, vitaly khatsenko, from united russia is gaining 75.58% in the elections in the region after processing the first ones. um, well, a little over 18.5% of protocols. this follows from the data of the online scoreboard in the information center, and the

you're still in at the national geographic. we'll use those terms of the way participating. i probably next any media and i shut off, it goes to the store. and so this is something, sir, it's garcia. you come to any me going to you, i guess to start off, he goes to more than he pretty much the just now monday. mean i tell you what you mean yet is may not or some deals, but if you can just email somebody in need of any suggest i know one might need across the mind you guys could distributive yeah the, my medium must have been up initially so that it clears super, super, super, super sweet any dates, because you don't really need to. some, i'm print that up. do nothing because the show the gnostic, knew it can cause the so like long suppose suppose that eric activity look up the same thing yet for us to stick f as in know waters him live with him. but in yet i didn't, is messy, less than i'm easy, of course took officially on them. but how much the need is name just a new is not paid yet for the for the, the cost on we, we need some, i sick. this we need the above you a to kin

but i'm usually done and on the i believe what i see your opinion is still in at the national geographic. we use those terms of the way, but it's just getting up early next in the media and i shut off, it goes, get started. so this is something that i see a become danny, me going to you, i guess to start off, he goes to more than he pretty much the just now monday night that it was, you mean yet is minute or 2 bicycles. this email, somebody in need of assistance. i was on no one monday across the bottom of my mind . you guys could do this. now do you mind me doing? push the pin up emotions so that it clears suicide. so. so, so at any stage, cuz you don't really need some, i'm from the p looking because you show the gnostic new whitcomb custody. so like long support. suppose that eric activity look up the same thing yet for us to stick f as in no voters, him live with him. but in yet i didn't is nicely nothing. i'm easy, of course took officially on them. but how much the need is now i'm just a new is not paid yet for the, for the low cost on really so much take this, leave me the above you a to

give us some geographic and company names you are interested in. >> when we talk about opportunities, lot of it is relative. you have the single factor return worldwide with these mega-cap ai and i.t. stocks. nasdaq is up. russell 2000 is up. while the rest of the world is probably over indexed to manufacturing exports, those economies look worse off than the united states, there are ways to get the valuation outside of the united states that is cheap. for companies that are indexed to the post-pandemic. things like elective surgery resumption or the consumption of alcohol with your friends worldwide like with netherlands heineken. they are actually modeling made -- earnings growth. you can get growth for a lot less than the multiple on the infotech sector. haidi: you are also not discounting shouting out china exposure. when you take a look at results from perp.com there is still momentum there even if the broader economy is not looking so great. >> that is right. if you look at the history of bubble like experiences, the further you get from the epicenter, investors can still make m

great direction of development, plus in agriculture, we found growth points used their weather, conditions, and geographicalays. one of the sunniest regions. we have 300 days of sunny years and decided to develop greenhouse farming. closed greenhouse, greenhouse vegetables, the largest company in the country. today we have people working with us, so this area is very strongly developing large investments in one of these projects. it's been since i was thirty. yards of rubles, and investments of about 1,000 people will create jobs and this is serious good project. you probably have this data, but i will allow myself to voice how while we are talking now , i came to the news agency with the following information.

that blagoveshchensk, of course, has reserves in order to more effectively use the competitive advantages of its geographicalncreasing inbound tourism, and there are also prospects for becoming one of the major centers of international business cooperation. to do this, it is necessary, among other things , to actively build modern hotels here and develop infrastructure for holding exhibitions and congresses and other international events. in general, in recent years, the volume of mutual trade between russia and china and other asia-pacific countries has been growing dynamically, and our transport and logistics infrastructure must also respond to the growing demand for cargo transportation. today we will discuss key projects. in this area, i would also like to note, that an important step in this direction was the opening in 2022 of the railway bridge across the amur lower lenin india with its launch , the jewish autonomous region also received an additional incentive for development. of course, birobidzhan, the capital of the jewish autonomous region, still has to solve a whole range of problems in the econ

us, mr. ihor a little now geographically we will move first russia chechnya a little further south to africa much now they are writing about an artificial coma it is from a russian political emigrant leonid nevzli on the information in your opinion simply his health is not taking it or someone wants to help him and if who is pursuing what goals for what reasons, as i think it can be one and the other , kadyrov is an odious political figure. he brought a lot of trouble, and in my opinion, the people of russia and the peoples are special, and the chechen he formed such a state, military, authoritarian, and the question is how he did it , and kadyrov belongs to the well-known, so-called three hundred greats. but when the case came to decisive action, it was like cockroaches in banks and they were all bad if they were to go through their historical path and the case that each of them introduced, we see how the case ended , what kind of condition are we in? released, and now in kadyrov's chechnya, the same situation is uneasy due to the fact that in such an authoritarian state or structure, as yo

this also a few geographical clues, which i was able to verify using some simple geolocation tools.we look at a screenshot -- this is from images of the alleged brawl -- in the background, we can see the text soho boutique in the background, and i was curious to see if this was a shot that truly existed in new york, if this was -- if this occurred where it had claimed to be in new york. a simple google search showed me there is a boutique called soho boutique in new york. there is the same black and white canopy on both of those images, and this is indeed that storefront. when i went across the street from that same image -- we can see soho boutique -- this actually matches another frame in our viral video from this one. we can see the same tree in the background. we can also see just the background of this. while this does confirm to us that this footage from that viral video was shot in new york, the claim from the viral video was that the brawl took place at the campbell bar in new york, and in fact, this is about 18 kilometers away from the campbell bar in question, so absolutel

believe that blagoveshchensk , of course, has reserves to more effectively use the competitive advantages of its geographical has potential for increasing inbound tourism, as well as prospects for becoming one of the major centers of international business cooperation. to do this, it is necessary, among other things , to actively build modern hotels here and develop infrastructure for holding exhibitions and congresses and other international events. via video link, the president launched three enterprises that are residents of the priority development territory of the torah - this is one of the mechanisms that helps attract investment to the region in 2013. the president. vladimir putin called the development of the far east a priority direction, what has changed in 10 years and what has been achieved? he spoke about this during an interactive presentation of the results of the development of the far east. yuri trutnyakh is going to discuss those priorities and investment support that allowed the far source to become three times higher than the russian average growth rate uh, 139% by the way, 113 over 8 yea

they use real geographic data to create more realistic scenarios.owed you a piece from zelensky’s interview with cbs, where he said what i can tell the families who are buried there. a little later we will show you another piece from this interview, where it is generally scary. uh, the whole civilized world, that if the russians are not stopped, they will ask to continue and conquer. andrei vladimirovich means everyone there, this is your topic, you have always told us that sooner or later nato will directly enter into hostilities. these are the plans he has. yes, that's what pence said what bauer said, that's what i heard. this is someone like that. well, the answer is, because the baltic states appear everywhere there, which are the us partners in nato and hmm, the us will, in accordance with the nato joint, protect them. that is, it’s as if ukraine itself is a little aloof. but they, apparently, envisage that we will attack poland or the three baltic states there , and then they will have to respond. now, whether i interpret them correctly or not

and what events will develop in these countries or some local geographical points is not enough and since i useology very often, then, i know that it works in combination with those countries with those maps of countries and not only countries that are often associated with leadership. this kind of joint information synthesis provides some kind of deep information, so when we think that everything will be homogeneous, of course, this is not the case, of course, different countries are different continents. they are subject to slightly different planetary influences and sometimes, for example, there is such a section as astrocartography, which allows you to see those geographical points who will experience such a major event tension or some kind of movement or change. all this together makes up such a huge astrological section that allows us to still see what will develop and when? well, considering what the processes are? we now have something quite important and requires attention, then, of course, this section is now the most popular. more in demand, but most complex, since astrological maps

distant power and america is in a catch—up mode of china's influence and geographic proximity and cultural proximity. but the usable. more importantly the us does not have any economic partnership which includes china so the us is yet to put forward a major economic initiative. in the indo—pacific economic framework, the there is a lot of symbolism and not much substance. vice president kamala harris and other top us officials will be here and we hope to see more concrete details. is the ipf going to bring more market access or more digitalfree trade bring more market access or more digital free trade between the united states and the region. an opec summit will also be held later this year. they are the details looking for. . ~ they are the details looking for. ., ,, , ., they are the details looking for. ., ,, ., ., , taiwan is being battered by its biggest storm in four years. a strong typhoon has brought winds of up to 190 kilometres an hour. our reporter, nicky schiller, is in the newsroom with more. the storm gathered pace as it approached taiwan, and what you can see behind me as one of the government we

, gives us energy and knowledge for geographical dictation and picked up new crew membersrs of brazilian origin egor joined the blue of museums and his chihuahua dog. together they rounded cape horn and made a stop in tahiti, where, as elsewhere, they were engaged in public diplomacy. we had several meetings with young sailors. we talk about russia, we talk about ourselves, their eyes are opened. oh it's snow. what else is white and how much i say, 9 months. ah, before today's shipwreck, sailors had already experienced easter islands similar to chile, then the steering gear was torn off by the utrimaran, and he completely lost control and saved the ship. sounyon expedition continued the russians are doing what no one else did, because no one ever went around the world on easter island on inflatable sailing ships, the crew was lucky they were given an inflatable catamaran to replace the lost three morans. chihuahua owner and dog now, apart from the unfailing siberians kovalevsky and beryozkin , a french sailor has gone ashore. vincent thomas etienne their ship, as shown by

geographically diverse and very poorly understood. here at this genomic level. yes, and this plays against usclear now that and that set of these changes is once again 6 million changes in the characteristic. for each person living in relation to other people, these changes, on the one hand, make us individual, but these changes, for the most part, do not. we are not smarter than uglier. they are just such a kind of natural variability of a person as a species, but the presence of such a background, if you like, can be very strong. influence how really pathogenic and really harmful mutations appear, such as those that determine congenital genetic diseases. or, for example, cancer , most cancers that manifest themselves are not laid down at the level. and when they start you, but just during your life, but little by little, you accumulate additional changes in your dna, and the longer you live, the more they impose. we are a teacher goryabelev, he said that all of us are all lightning from cancer, if we live to see it. so, in the end, you have some genetic breakdowns that cells cause cells to

that is, this is the aboriginal, let's say mattress , geographical name of the village. here it is next to usge. where, that is, he appeared in the light in front of us, oh, just look at how beautiful it is. the sweetness of the earth is felt, i don’t even know which one is cooler, this one is sweeter. yes, this is such a variety. it seems to me that there must be local kids running around the area somewhere. and by the way, it runs much earlier than others in the middle of summer. it's not that the grapes here sleep faster than usual; they just pick some of the berries unripe to make a special elixir from it , the french call it a drink of our brothers, and it is used as a healing agent in cooking. and also a great digesti for you after a delicious meal. suddenly we woke up. yes, it looks shorter like tart tart kvass if you squeeze lemon in there, and just stronger? yes, it’s more powerful , something like this, of course, of course, and you also say it’s useful. that's why you fell in love with grapes, in general we were all taught this thing, that life began with apples. i believe that lif

oleksandr, please describe for us and for our viewers, so that we understand, geographically, what the relief actually is in this area, on the one hand, what is successful nature, and on the other hand, what has already appeared there after how long has the front line been holding there, i.e. what were they building, what are the lines of defense there, the defensive structures of the russians, well, from what you can say, from our side, if of course it can be voiced, beyond the kashlagach river, what else did you manage to reconnoitre , i'm sure that your winged eyes know a little better what is in mykilsk, what in pavlivka, who is standing like a fortress, actually what is behind the river, if we talk about the terrain, then the ugledar is on the hinterland, then the area is quite flat, beyond the river the occupiers were able to make several defensive lines, they are not as continuous as in the zaporozhye direction, but the russian army built a lot of fortifications over the months there as well, because again, returning to that, they understand how important the offensive is for th

it can be reached from the tehran general information command center in the geographical area of ​​tehran that is covered by ustransmitted directly from night to morning to your corner. it is on for me until 12:00 at night, and after 12:00 for the comfort of the family, we turn it off and turn on the mobile phone, so that if something happens, we can call from the command center with our mobile line is your own call according to your position in the place you will be present at the incidents, it depends on the incident, usually it goes beyond a level and we feel that the incident is big and there is a heavy fire . sit down, no, by the way, i'm doing a part of the work myself. we had an accident last week on thursday . i spent almost two hours lifting myself up and down . he has been a fireman for two years. we had previous experiences, but in a special way. that we want to work in firefighting , we have been serving friends for two years. your work is definitely facing difficulties. as soon as you have to be present in the events , the people themselves will see the conditions. very bitter incidents have also

, and the most natural nazis, and that’s what they are fighting against us with other people’s hands. so far, even the geographical the technocists has not changed a bit since the last century . compare the two maps so as not to create illusions, and this opposition has a place exactly as long as russia itself exists. by the way, the public discussion of the topic of western security guarantees is a sure sign of the west preparing another invasion of russia for the word of mr. general, they pump we have literally 15 seconds of our own population. please comment on this video. well, watch it clearly. russia will soon have tourist acts in skogia, and acts of genocide are forming a fascist state and forms of trying to cover all the territory, so to speak , which they consider to be zones of interest. the regime is a model of transferring everything it does to healthy democratic forces, i.e. demolition and, as it were, our efforts from our apartment, so they should come from the air thank you, mr. general but it was general mykola malamush it was a program the verdict was passed and serhiy rudenko said goodbye to you

but studying at the geography faculty can be useful , it will be time to improve knowledge about the geographical of ukraine and remember them for life and this is 43-year-old latvian angela volodymyrivna, a resident of patience until the occupation, worked as a toastmaster at weddings and a music teacher in one of the local schools, was such a sincere patriot that even on instagram she posted blue and yellow flags, wreaths and photos of kobzar, our home, school family , our only ukraine spread from donetsk to crimea and lviv, my side is known in the world as a beautiful word, it is called ukraine , and when the occupier was captured, latisheva’s patience seemed to be exchanged. that’s how everything treasonous came out nutrop yes hello gosudarstvennaya kazyonnoe utrzezhdenie zaporizhzhya oblast irpenskaya secondary general education school no. 14 of the melitopol district from a simple teacher latysheva became a full headmistress but it seems to me that this lady has been suspended for a long time in a completely different canyon institution and for high treason there she has to leave for a long

we see that we have migrants moving from one geographic area, the european unionto the u.k. the u.k. used totally integrated in the migration rules and we are on the way for a new package. we hope to adopt it before this mandate, before june of next year. it is a pity if great britain does not take part because it means more control at the stage of entry and at the same time, more common management of the issues, accelerating procedures, correct accommodation rooms and al returns that are better organized and solidarity in case of a peak of migration so it is a whole set of rules that can make europe more efficient and it is too bad that the u.k. stays on the side. christian: the rules you described are rules for e.u. members. you are aware of the politics in the u.k. the concern is when we talk about this quota, if it is something like 120 thousand migrants a year, if you have that plus you don't top the people smuggling, then you have an increasing level of migration, which would be politically difficult for kier starmer. what guarantee is there that is the people come across the channe

useful professional skills. future engineers , microbiologists, geographers and ecologists acquire the pride of sofu arctic floatingniversity not only in university classrooms and laboratories. meet the research vessel professor molchanov very soon it will moor and take a course across three seas. white barintseva and kara to novaya zemlya land. joseph and everything that will happen during this expedition we will tell in our project. as the great arctic scientists said, the work of the young will be told by my colleague, our co-author and director of the project mikhail lomov what to expect from this trip, and i myself, in some anticipation, think that it’s worth waiting for polar bears, seals, whales, if you’re lucky, bird markets and of course the young persons who are the future of our misha headphones and the endless polar day. now moscow time is 23 hours 15 minutes. if someone says that there are white nights in st. petersburg. these are the real white nights. i hope that this will not be a hindrance there, but just let’s get romantic. have a good trip, fair winds and bright, vivid impressions and that’s all.

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included well, let's not lie , it seems to me that it does not depend geographically where a person is located and now you can tell usll , first of all, to me it seems that it is possible to generalize here, we have all experienced transformations , some are bigger, some are smaller, so what are the biggest transformations you see in yourself, perhaps unexpected things that you could never think about yourself and what you can to say about how kharkiv has changed, at least according to your observations, on the one hand, it has changed over the course of many years , it has changed in different ways . who somehow hide in their clothes in hoods, these are people who don't communicate much, these are people who are always under some kind of anxiety, people who constantly discuss what is arrival and departure what is this what is this what is an mlrs or s300 what is a scanner and here are these conversations conversations that it was so a where and where people flew in who were immersed in the shelling, and where did you buy food for the dog ? and what about the store opened there? yes, she ran and the child was complet

of montauk, the some of the lighthouses down the coast would give him a geographical indication during the daytime. pete: tell usepisodes on fox nation, two narragansetts in one day. guiding the entrance to narragansett bay, beaver tail lighthouse, not as high or as tall as its counterparts but the significance built in 1856, premier lighthouse in rhode island originally 1749. third lighthouse of the 13 colonies, british sailors are credited with lighting it up, burning it down in the american revolutionary war. we have the drum point lighthouse, saint augustine lighthouse, first ever built in florida tracing back to the 1500s and the fire island lighthouse, that will be our first episode was a vital sign for ships arriving in new york harbor and signified those immigrants traveling to their new home of america. will: you are right, narragansett. 2 for on the program today. are they still operational, still in use? >> reporter: some of them are. some have been picked up and moved to different positions because of their significance and the foot traffic, and the tourists they bring in every year so this is a beau

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